Topic: Appearance of waves in arrangement

This happens because the rounding errors are different depending on whether the resized wave display is even or odd pixels in height. The ideal solution to this would be to draw anti-aliased waveforms, but this will have a big impact on the graphics update speed. Perhaps within a couple of years a standard computer system will be sufficiently fast so that I can substitute much of my graphics code with true anti-aliased drawing. Another hack solution would be to always restrict channel heights to an odd pixel count, which on the other hand would result in less fluent zooming.

Another hack solution would be to always restrict channel heights to an odd pixel count, which on the other hand would result in less fluent zooming.

Hmmm, I really don’t think I would want less fluent zooming Frits, a step backward there. I get the feeling you do not want this either.

Equally if the impact on the current graphics update speed would be affected in any way I would prefer to defintiely explore another solution.

Unless…you could somehow make the hack (restricting channel heights to an odd pixel count) an optional extra. If you implement it this way then at least users like me can switch this behaviour off.

I would certainly not prefer to see this as a hidden default global setting that cannot be changed. Definitely not IMHO.

If possible Frits if you are to go ahead with this…please implement it as an optional solution.

Thanks.

Thanks for the update. 😉